2025-09-25 – Weekly Phlebotomy Jobs : Phlebotomy Supervisor roles expanding

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the phlebotomy job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially for those willing to relocate or consider remote work. With a high demand for skilled professionals, there’s a mix of supervisory roles and technician positions. Remote options are particularly promising for those looking to work from different locales.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Mobile Examiner / Phlebotomy
    Company: PIKES PEAK PARAMEDS, INC. | Location: Pueblo, CO
    This gig offers flexibility and the chance to work independently. Ideal for those looking to supplement their income by conducting phlebotomy and medical exams for various clients.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy Technician
    Company: Posterity Group LLC | Location: Biloxi, MS
    A solid role for those seeking work-life balance at Keesler AFB. Experience is key here, and it’s a great fit for someone looking to work in a structured environment.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy Supervisor
    Company: TridentCare | Location: Saint Louis, MO
    This supervisory role requires a valid state phlebotomy license and leadership experience. It’s perfect for those ready to take on more responsibility in a fast-paced setting.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy Supervisor
    Company: TridentCare | Location: Bonner Springs, KS
    Similar to the Saint Louis role, this position also demands a valid phlebotomy license and some leadership chops. It’s a great step for those looking to advance in their careers.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy - Scottsdale
    Company: Sonora Quest Laboratories | Location: Scottsdale, AZ
    Join a team focused on better health outcomes. This role is suited for those who thrive in a laboratory setting and enjoy working with a variety of diagnostic services.
    Apply Here

  • Cert Phlebotomy Tech - PT
    Company: KPC GLOBAL MEDICAL CENTERS INC. | Location: Anaheim, CA
    Perfect for part-timers, this role involves venipuncture and capillary methods on patients of all ages. Communication skills are a must here.
    Apply Here

  • Phlebotomy Technician
    Company: Matrix Providers | Location: Albuquerque, NM
    Join a team of skilled professionals. This role offers a chance to provide essential services, potentially within a military or veteran setting.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is becoming more common, especially in the phlebotomy field. Here are some roles that let you work from wherever you are.

  • Mobile Insurance Examiners / Phlebotomy
    Company: PIKES PEAK PARAMEDS, INC. | Location: Colorado Springs, CO
    Ideal for those who excel in phlebotomy and enjoy a dynamic work environment. Perfect opportunity to be part of a growing team.
    Apply Here

  • Forensic Phlebotomist
    Company: California Forensic Phlebotomy Incorporated | Location: San Diego, CA
    A unique role for those interested in forensic science. Requires CPT-1 certification and a keen eye for detail.
    Apply Here

  • Mobile Phlebotomist
    Company: APPS | Location: Littlerock, CA
    Offers flexibility and part-time work. Great for those with a year of experience and a CPT1 license.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s all for this week. Stay sharp and keep an eye out for those perfect opportunities. Until next time!

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Landed a supervisor interview by turning on instant alerts for “Phlebotomy Supervisor” and applying within an hour — recruiter even mentioned the “real-time” timestamp; Labcorp’s careers page was quickest for me: Careers at Labcorp | Embrace Possibilities, Change Lives Small caveat: most “remote” listings skew admin/QA or scheduling, so ask if there’s any draw coverage or off-hour time zones before jumping.

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I got more traction by opening my resume with a hard stat — “reduced redraws 18%, trained 12 techs, CAP/CLIA audit-ready SOPs” — and saw two supervisor callbacks in 48 hours; @beaver804 is right on speed, but note many “remote” roles are accessioning/admin-heavy, so confirm duties before you burn time.

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I’m seeing the “real-time” postings move fast — what helped me was temporarily setting my resume location to the target metro and adding “willing to relocate within 14 days” in the header so I didn’t get filtered as non‑local. Small caveat: switch it back after you apply or note it in your cover letter, or HR may assume you’re already there.

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Building on @lmitchell’s metro targeting, I started getting supervisor interviews after adding LIS keywords (‘Epic Beaker, SoftLab, Sunquest’) and a one-liner up top: ‘oversaw competencies across 4 sites’ at a 250-bed hospital. Think of it like SEO for your resume. Small caution: many ‘remote’ supervisor roles still expect monthly site visits for audits and competencies.

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Applied same day (‘apply promptly’), then followed with a 30–60-90 outline — two callbacks; @bea, anyone else try this?

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What moved the needle for me was leading with hard metrics — ‘reduced redraws 18%, trained 12 FTEs, CAP/CLIA audit-ready’ — and a one-line note on cross-site routing; got two supervisor screeners the same week. Small caveat: smaller hospitals seemed to care more about throughput and escalation examples than tool stacks, and searching titles like ‘Lead Phlebotomist’ or ‘Pre-Analytical Supervisor’ surfaced more openings (ATS likes numbers almost as much as we like coffee).

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I added UKG/Kronos scheduling and Onfleet to my resume; @bea, boosted supervisor hits — remote’s still rare.

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Quick thing that’s helped me on the supervisor side: I add a 15‑min Calendly link in my first reply so leads can grab a slot the same day — since these are ‘real-time’ and can expire, it’s bumped responses. @bea caveat: some clinics won’t click links, so I also offer two exact times in the email as a backup (https://calendly.com).

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